Plumber & Water Softeners in Whiteland, Indiana
Salty Dog Plumbing is based right here in Whiteland, so I'm usually minutes away. Whiteland Water Works buys its water wholesale from Indiana American Water, and the 2020 Indiana American Water report for its Johnson County system shows average hardness of about 22 grains per gallon. That's very hard water, and it's why so many Whiteland homes need a softener.
Whiteland Water, in Plain English
The Town of Whiteland says its water is purchased wholesale from Indiana American Water's facilities in Greenwood. The town's own water report lists the Indiana American Johnson County system as its source, along with a town well. Neither report gives a hardness number for Whiteland specifically, so the best way to know yours is to test it at your tap. I'll do that for free.
What I Do in Whiteland
- Free in-home water tests
- Water softener installs and service
- Reverse osmosis drinking water systems
- Backflow preventers for irrigation systems
- Water heater replacement
- Leaks, clogs, toilets and fixtures
Your Neighbor, Not a Call Center
Whiteland has old neighborhoods with old plumbing, and big new subdivisions going up. In the older homes, water treatment will definitely help. In the new ones, all that building can cause water pressure issues. If your pressure changes, call or text me and I'll find out why.
Where Does Whiteland Get Its Water?
The Town of Whiteland buys its water wholesale from Indiana American Water. Questions about your water bill or service go to Whiteland Water Works at (317) 535-5531.
Is Whiteland Water Hard?
Yes. Its supplier, Indiana American Water's Johnson County system, reported average hardness of 376 ppm (about 22 grains per gallon) in its 2020 report. Anything over 10.5 grains per gallon counts as very hard.
How Fast Can You Get to Me in Whiteland?
I live in Whiteland, so usually fast. Call or text 317-869-5193.
Whiteland's hometown plumber. Free water test, no pressure.